Sentence examples for known lines from inspiring English sources

Among the many well known lines are the assertions that 'Comment is free, but facts are sacred', that newspapers have 'a moral as well as a material existence' and that 'the voice of opponents no less than that of friends has a right to be heard'.

When the user selects known lines in this spectrum, the software automatically fits the position of the theoretical emissions to these known lines.

Based on RT alignment of Brassica and 3 known LINEs from monocots, Brassicaceae LINEs clustered in separate clade, further resolving 4 Brassica-Arabidopsis specific families in 2 sub-clades.

The superfamilies contain minimally 82 and 25 genes, respectively, in humans, minimally 324 and 86 enzyme families when known lines in other organisms are also included, and over 47,000 and 15,000 variants in existing sequence data bank entries.

As Chavo recited one of his best known lines — "fue sin querer queriendo" ("I meant to even if I didn't meant to") — a man at the next table hushed his companions.

Running RepClass [ 33] over these 115 genomic contigs confirmed that 20 contigs have LINE-like structures or are significantly homologous to known LINEs.

Framed head shots of several Lambs, as members were known, line the walls.

In 1786, Playfair published the "Commercial and Political Atlas," which included the first known line graphs.

This well known line from the Seuss classic forms the central question in a new book by Max Boykoff.

Starting from the well known line of Keats' Ode on a Grecian Urn, the question of whether æsthetic considerations play any role in engineering is examined.

Said she didn't know lines and kept audience waiting hour.